(loosely) A contradiction in terms. Historically, an oxymoron was a paradox with a point, where the contradiction seems absurd at first glance, and yet is deliberate, its purpose being to underscore a point or to draw attention to a concealed point.
By far the most massive planet in our solar system, Jupiter features giant hurricanes, auroras, abstract artistic cloudswirls, and maybe even a solid core. It also protects Earth by gravitationally clearing the solar system of asteroids and comets.
Doing the math, we find that Jupiter has a volume of 1.43 x 1015 kmÂ³ (1,430 trillion cubic km; 343 trillion cubic mi) while Earth has a volume of 1.08 trillion km3 (259 million mi). Divide the one by the other, and you get a value of 1299, meaning you could fit almost 1300 Earthâs inside Jupiter. In short, the king of the planets is much, much, MUCH bigger than the planet we call home.